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Index
Dedication Copyright Page Title Page Table of Contents Table of Figures List of Tables Abbreviations Preface CHAPTER ONE - The Nature of Rural Settlement
Questions of Terminology Patterns and Forms–Some Definitions Of Space and Place Place and Shape–Village Plan Elements National Contexts: Rural Settlement and Woodlands Settlement and Woodland in Northern England
CHAPTER TWO - Of Patterns and Forms–Settlement in Northern England
The North Yorkshire Moors–a Case Study The Components of Settlement Patterns Distribution Maps: Comparing and Contrasting Village Plan Elements and Processes of Change Settlement Sites
CHAPTER THREE - Settlement Plans–Regular Forms
Simple Row Plans The Regulated Village
CHAPTER FOUR - Settlement Plans–Variations and Complexities
Cumbrian Villages and Hamlets Yorkshire–Three Cases Settlement Plans and Feudal Structures–Coxwoldshire, Yorkshire Composite Row Plans and Towns
CHAPTER FIVE - Interpreting the Morphological Record
Dating Village Plans Historical Cartography Archaeological Evidence Antecedents and Antecedent Forms Documents–Kirk Merrington and Middlestone Morphology and Plan Elements–Wheldrake, Yorkshire Graphical Analysis Analytical Cartography Review of Questions
CHAPTER SIX - Estates and Small Shires–the Articulation of Local Settlement
The Organisation of Space Early Land Grants in County Durham Evidence and Questions The Substance of the Small Shire Rents and Renders Associated with Small Shires The Nature of Aucklandshire Aucklandshire Core Villages: Plan Morphology
CHAPTER SEVEN - Village Plantation–Problems and Questions
Devastation and Medieval Settlement Of Drengs and Village Plans Drengs, Split Drengages, Firmars and Molmen Conclusions
CHAPTER EIGHT - Of Drengs and Plans
Settlement Sequences and Settlement Cycles Settlement and Tenure: The Core Vills of Small Shires and Estates The Peripheral Vills of the Bishopric Estates Settlement Cycles in Durham Conclusions in Durham Beyond County Durham Concluding Remarks
CHAPTER NINE - Planned Villages in Europe and England
An Overview of European Settlement Antecedents and Roots A ‘Romanesque Society’? The English Dimension
CHAPTER TEN - Planned Villages in England–a National Perspective
Of Royal Demesne The Genesis of Villages Hamlet, Village and Burh Vikings in the North of England
Appendices APPENDIX II - The Structural Arrangement of Settlements in Boldon Book–Settlement Groupings. APPENDIX III Historic County Boundaries Bibliography INDEXES INDEX OF PERSONS GENERAL INDEX
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